Familiar acquisition wedge
A clear 50K/100K/150K ladder lowers the education burden while keeping the public offer recognizably Mayospell.
Blueprint
This is the whole Mayospell idea, not only the website skin.
Mayospell starts with a clear commercial ladder, then builds the options-specific desk, risk, review, and live-allocation layers on top.
Stronger retention surface
The real retention loop is the desk itself: watchlists, reviewer notes, payout readiness, replayable journals, and a cleaner path to reactivation.
More defensible risk controls
Options let Mayospell build a better risk moat through structure permissions, liquidity filters, and catalyst rules that futures props do not naturally own.
Better live-call-up story
A trader graduating from funded combine to discretionary live options buying power is a sharper aspiration than staying forever in a generic combine payout loop.
Operating shape
Make the Mayospell operating shape legible before getting fancy.
The public machinery should teach traders how to compare the offer, understand the risk box, and see the next responsible step.
Mayospell blueprint snapshot: July 6, 2026. A Mayospell options-first product plan covering pricing, help, risk, funded progression, and live-review readiness.
Surface
Mayospell foundation
Mayospell move
Pricing ladder
The public concept uses 50K, 100K, and 150K paths; pricing and enrollment remain subject to the current Mayospell release state.
The public concept uses 50K, 100K, and 150K paths; pricing and enrollment remain subject to the current Mayospell release state.
Reset and rebill logic
Mayospell can expose rebill, reset, and recovery rules beside the options risk engine so traders understand what happens before they trade.
Mayospell can expose rebill, reset, and recovery rules beside the options risk engine so traders understand what happens before they trade.
Funded stack
Mayospell's account board can keep the 50K/100K/150K paths, combine-funded seat, and future review queue legible without implying that live activation is available today.
Mayospell's account board can keep the 50K/100K/150K paths, combine-funded seat, and future review queue legible without implying that live activation is available today.
Payout engine
Mayospell's public design keeps payout lanes and options-quality review separate from the current product, which has no verified live payout operation yet.
Mayospell's public design keeps payout lanes and options-quality review separate from the current product, which has no verified live payout operation yet.
Recovery and promotion
Mayospell can plan recovery credits and a human live-review queue, but it does not currently offer paid reactivation, funded-seat activation, or live brokerage buying power.
Mayospell can plan recovery credits and a human live-review queue, but it does not currently offer paid reactivation, funded-seat activation, or live brokerage buying power.
What changes
Options are where Mayospell earns its distinction.
This layer makes the product genuinely options-native: contract structure, liquidity, event risk, and review—not futures rules with a new logo.
Allowed structures
Start with long premium and defined-risk spreads. Make short-premium and assignment-prone structures permissioned, not default.
Liquidity scoring
Grade every trade by spread width, open interest, contract volume, and slippage realism so the combine rewards executable options flow.
Catalyst governance
Tag CPI, Fed, earnings, and major event trades as a separate policy lane with tighter size, faster de-risking, and reviewable approval.
Portfolio concentration
Limit stacked beta and correlated event risk across SPY, QQQ, NVDA, and any concentrated single-name basket instead of only policing one ticket at a time.
Assignment avoidance
Force earlier exits and reduced permissions as short options move toward assignment risk, especially around dividends and expiration.
Playbook evidence
Every trade should map to a named setup, screenshots, and a post-trade note so progression reflects process quality, not only curve shape.
Launch order
Build the product in the same order the business earns trust.
Commercial clarity first, then funded-stickiness, then real live escalation.
Phase 1: Trading Combine
Publish the Mayospell ladder first so account paths, risk limits, and release status are instantly understandable.
- 50K, 100K, and 150K combines with standard and no-activation pricing.
- Reset flow, help center, payout explainer, and responsible-trading add-on.
- Dashboard with scorecard, loss-floor tracking, and policy alerts.
Phase 2: Express Funded Desk
Make the funded seat feel like a real room traders can stay inside.
- Standard and consistency payout lanes with tier caps.
- Back2Funded reactivation path and seat portfolio management.
- Reviewer annotations, setup journals, and permissions per strategy family.
Phase 3: Live Options Call-Up
Promote a small number of traders into real options buying power with real costs and tighter review.
- Close the funded stack on promotion and transfer starting live balance.
- Charge real commissions and professional data where needed.
- Expand daily loss and size one tier at a time after active-day proof.
Phase 4: Desk Network
Turn the product from a checkout funnel into an ecosystem.
- Mentor desks, educator seats, and team-level playbook libraries.
- Ranked trade examples, event-approved watchlists, and desk broadcasts.
- Jurisdiction-specific live or Pro-style fallbacks for international expansion.
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